The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-08-13
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States Attorney N. Charles Burke, of Tow
sontown, is at Cape May.
MIR. Frederick Won Kapf, of "Stonelelgn,
near Towsontown, left on Thursday for Saratoga
-Ex-Judge William A. Fisher and family are
regular attendants at Trinity P. e. Church, Tow
sontOwn.
Congressman Harry Welles Rusk, of Balti'
more city, is stopping with his family at Emory
Grove camp.
Col Edwin H. Webster, of Belair, left for
Poland Springs, Maine, on Thursday, where be
expects to spend a month.
Rev. G. e. Dudrear, pastor of the M. H.
Church at Hampden, Falls road, sailed from Bal
timore for Boston on Monday.
Mr.. Lewis M. Bacon, of the County Clerks
office, with his family, is registered at the new
hotel, Emory Grove camp-ground.
Mr.. Jere. D. Mallory and family, whose hand
some residence is situated Charles street avenue,
are registered at the Stockton Hotel, Cape May.
Samuel Pinkerton, ESQ.,, of Towsontcwn, lett
for Ocean City, Nd, on Wednesday. His wife
and daughter have been at that resort for some
time.
Misses Ruth and Beulah Wilmer, the little
daughters of Mr. Pere Wilmer, of Baltimore, have
been spending some days with friends in Towson-
town.
.Mr. Andrew E. Warner, the well-known Bal
timore ieweler who has been i'll for some time ut
his residence, near Towsontown, is again able TO
be out.
Mr.. H. T. Campbell, of Warrenton, Va, has
been spending some time in Towsontown: lie
wants to rent farm and locate in Baltimore
county. !,
County Commissioner John E. Crout ana
family, who were at Wesley Grove camp, are now
at Emory Grove, where Mr.. Crout has charge OF
the hotel.
Rev. J. F. Goucher, pastor of the First M. W..
Church, in the Belt, who was at Saratoga for some
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accompanies him. -,
Misses Sophie and Fannie Talbot, of the Sth
district, and Miss Horton Garland, of Virginia,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Booth, OF
Long Green Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Denison, OF Norm
Charles street, are spending the summer at Ssra-
toga. Mrs. Denison is sister of Jacob M. Pearce,
Esq, of My Lady's Manor. \
Mr.. John N. Wright, principal of Towson-
town public school, has rented the residence OF
Mrs. James w. Owings, on Pennsylvania avenue
formerly occupied by Mr.. Bruf.
We publish in The UNION to-day an interest,"
ing letter from Winfield J. Taylor, Esq, we'll
known young member of the Baltimore county
bar, who is now travelling in Europe.
Mr.. G. Philip Laurenson, of the County Com
missioners' office, who went with party of gen.
tlemen on fishing trip to Betterton, Md, returned
on Monday. He had very enjoyable time.
-Theos. B. Horwitz, Esq, ofthe Baltimore bar.
was here on Thursday, to administer on the estate
of his deceased brother, Orvile Horwitz, he being
one of the executors. The estate is very large
one.
William P. Farrell, son of Mr.. John Farrell
formerly of Towsontown, is one of the clerks at
the Blue Mountain House, Pen-Mar. He was
formerly clerk in Mr.. VIM. D. RandalPs store,
in Baltimore.
Lewis P. Hennighausen, Esq, and wife, of
Waverly, Baltimore county, who have been in
Europe for several months, returned by the steam
ship Weser, which reached Baltimore from Bremen
on Wednesday.
-Messrs. William Grason, Benjamin Chew,
C. Philip Laurenson, VIM. H. Ruby and VIM.
Fitzhugh Wharton, of Towsontown, visited Ha-
gerstown during the encampment of the Mary
land militia at that place.
Miss Susie Shamberger, of the 9Th district, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. Daniel Shamberger, Of
King William county, Virginia. She is accom-
panied by Miss Ida Hare, daughter of Mr.. Michael
Hare, who resides in the Belt.
DIR. Charles B. Byrne, Surgeon U. S. Army,
who has been stationed at Fort Gibson, Indian Ter
ritory is now at his home, Pikesville, Baltimore
county, ON leave. In the future he will be STA
toned at Washington Barracks, D. G.
Among the guests registered at the Blue
Mountain House, Western Maryland R. R., are
the following from Baltimore county: Charles W.
Ridgely, Esq, and wife, of Lutherville; Rev. E.
3. Mckenzie, of Gainesville, and Willie Keyser.
Mr.. William O. Badders, who represents a
large tobacco firm in Winston, North Carolina, is
now visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore
county. He is a grandson of the late William
Badders, of the 10th district, and is successful
young business man.
Mr.. Walton G. Hughes, formerly of Washing
ton county, Nd, but for many years resident Of
Los Angeles, California, was in Towsontown this
week, visiting his friends, Judge Fowler and Mr..
VIM. Fitzhugh Wharton. Mr.. Hughes is extern
sively engaged in the real estate business in Los
Angeles.
Among those who sailed from Baltimore for
Halifax on Monday last were the following from
Baltimore county Mr.. C. c. Denison, Misses
M. G.. and R. c. Denison, Mr.. D. Sterrett Cuttings,
Gen. Bradley T. johnson and wife, Mr.. j. M.
Merryman, Miss L. G. Merryman, Miss Bessie
Peasants and Mr.. r. II. Peasants, Jr. 3 -.